ADIF

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ADIF (Audio Data Interchange Format) is a header-based file format used to store and transmit Advanced Audio Coding (AAC) audio data efficiently in a single, self-contained block.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf AAC container format ⓘ
audio file format ⓘ
abbreviationOf Audio Data Interchange Format ⓘ
associatedWith MPEG audio standards ⓘ
bitstreamType raw AAC bitstream with ADIF header ⓘ
category container format for compressed audio ⓘ
digital audio format ⓘ
compressionType lossy audio compression via AAC ⓘ
contrastWith ADTS ⓘ
dataContent compressed audio samples encoded with AAC ⓘ
dataOrganization single self-contained block ⓘ
dataUnit AAC frames without individual headers ⓘ
designedFor efficient storage of AAC bitstreams ⓘ
efficient transmission of AAC bitstreams ⓘ
differenceFromADTS ADIF uses single global header instead of per-frame headers ⓘ
encapsulation encapsulates one or more AAC programs ⓘ
encodingMode supports constant bit rate AAC ⓘ
supports variable bit rate AAC ⓘ
fileGranularity whole-file oriented format ⓘ
fileType header-based format ⓘ
fullName Audio Data Interchange Format ⓘ
headerContains information about bit rate ⓘ
information about bitstream configuration ⓘ
information about copyright ID ⓘ
information about number of programs ⓘ
headerPosition at beginning of file ⓘ
interchangeRole exchange of AAC audio between systems ⓘ
lessSuitableFor real-time streaming ⓘ
mediaType audio ⓘ
metadataLocation stored in ADIF header ⓘ
optimizationGoal reduce per-frame overhead ⓘ
origin MPEG AAC design for non-streaming use ⓘ
playbackRequirement decoder must parse ADIF header before decoding ⓘ
primaryUse storage of AAC audio data ⓘ
transmission of AAC audio data ⓘ
relatedFormat ADTS (Audio Data Transport Stream) ⓘ
linked to: ADTS
requires complete header to interpret bitstream ⓘ
scope file-based interchange of AAC audio data ⓘ
standardizedIn MPEG-2 AAC specification ⓘ
linked to: MPEG-2 AAC

MPEG-4 AAC specification ⓘ
linked to: ISO/IEC 14496-3
structure global header followed by AAC bitstream data ⓘ
suitableFor environments where full file is available before playback ⓘ
supports multi-channel AAC configurations ⓘ
supportsCodec Advanced Audio Coding ⓘ
typicalUseCase file-based AAC storage ⓘ
non-streaming AAC applications ⓘ
usedBy AAC decoders ⓘ
AAC encoders ⓘ

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